New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
SHOWN Up n Ills TRUE LIGHT.

ono ~ t6c main benefits OF the recent cyclone OF
patriotic nIlEatioh mat ;" lchS tMeu an ~ Si
unwise uucaed for and IN al ways nlschieYOns ana
idotic order should he tine popular study of Mr. Cleve
anls peculiar nature revealed by Ms whole conduct
in regard 10 the captured flags. IT,, test That would
would he was sure to come sooner later II come
and found HIM utterly deficient IN the sentiments
and scnsbiics that make romantic In It's conduct
and in records; that enable cXCn.on aud Confed-
crate soldiers To honor each other without loss OF pride
conviction ard thar have So conSecrted the captured
flags in the custody 90 The ation ihat -" power cod
take them from their places without aIong Just 7ieh
tempest Of patriotic wrath as alarin, ana m3Ned even
so dull and pachydernatous man as Nr Cleveland.
EsrECIALLY "kICKING"
President Cleveland will learn after awhile that the
old Union sentiment IF ns country is still aiye and in
good kicking condition.
sCOKCHED BY THE COUNTRIs WRATH
.,. D., fr0H Ihs 9. ..rf'@nd .,'a|<.: and hoeoro
ia whitening heat copperncad President shriyeled
into iusi gnincance
BOUNCE TIE TRAITORS!
froJs N, ~ .ri1. Nru
The Democratic Administration has exhibited before
the whole country It's REASONABLE ;cnuencles II will
bear watching. No man Ah0 las % particle OF loyalty or
party wGich would bcroy the linton the irst oppor
tunity. Drive the traitors from onice!
THE SOUTH STILL BIDING IT'S TINE.
The Southern people can wait a i.,tlc longer in
patience evidence that the Nnton Is at peace
the surrender Of war trophies
\ LIVELY. If nor GRACEFUL. sKEDADDLE.
The thunder Of loyal protest ia, made Itself heard in
graccfuIiy retreatrd from hi- ln,enaJc position
sPARGNG THE FEEnfNG- OF rRA TORS.
From me lie. NO,''s tiorI R'gser
The lickspttlc phrase calling tie rebel army OF Vir
ginia the late volunteer orsmih'on Of the state of
Virginia Is descent to abJcct coWaruce which Will
,IinE ,nc n,o'u NJ S,ey MD M M Mi. or lat thr
flags those captured by loyal mon from rcOel
soldiers.
DIDy"r KNOW THEY WERE LOADED!
From me - L1lH ~ Dsinorrdf
ind that those old rebel nhss are loaded. guess
I'll let them alonc."-,G. c.
TO THE RESCUE LIKE MAGIC.
From me LdncI.tsr tIs.nl Brd.
The shri sl-nii 81 RodcricS Dhu not more potent
in calling hi loyal henchncu from rock ana hill ana
heather than this su5ser,cut, dsloya order to rouse
patriots.
not As oEJEGT o y, yE Z !; ylJs5l
The bull ncckrd Accident fiom Buffalo isn't the airest
thousand and the one aitoscher lovely IN the
eyes Of the c. ~ H. boys OF this great country-no' b.
good deal.
ATABLEAU NOT ON THE PROGRAMME.
Prom me i1dianapoi = Jonr"GL , ,,...,,.,,.
Cleveland are likely 90 somewhat strained from this
time forward At all events. tho twp will not fail upon
each Others nccks tn r. teri h embrace at the I" A. H.
reunion 40 81 LouIs IN september.
BRING THE FLAGS re- GRANTS TOMB.
rom Ih> bngDi, ,r w. y r , ',tn .i,,,r
flags which testify TO grand historical achievement VIII
bc the National mi,cun Il Is proposed 10 erect at
the burial place OF Gen raj Grant.
APPALLING HEARrLEssNESs.
The hand wuich wrote veto messages jeering NJ
the wounds aud suifcrinSs of Union soldiers the
hand which directed tho return OF the HAYS
THE WAR WAS NOT A FAGI URE
from me Iuferson ~ ~ CdlL
In their insane desire trucklc the solid South the
Administrator Of Grover Cleveland have covered them
a failure and do not inink that the trophies Of our
victories should he hanicd back 10 the men Who waved
them In the hope Of destroying the Union.
QUITE \ DIFFERENT MATTER.
From me Phtiddsiphfd TitHss
OF the soldiers themselves IN their own 6ood time and
occasion.